350 Viking Mountain Ln, Greeneville, TN 37743

Owner/Agent Tucked against the Cherokee National Forest, this rare, off-grid Greene County 7.1-acre property offers peace, privacy, and self-reliant living with direct access to nature. The Appalachian Trail runs just behind the property, and the only sounds are the wind through the trees, the flowing creek, and a plethora of birds. Wildlife is abundant here! A new gravel driveway leads in from a quiet county-maintained road to a cleared homesite with a home site already started. The land includes three seasonal springs, one year-round spring, and a small creek running through the lower section. A brush pile is being cleared and the area around the future pond is taking shape. Off-grid infrastructure is already in place: a full solar power system (48V, 6x100Ah batteries, 12kW out, 8kW in), 4-bed septic system instlled, and a spring-fed water setup with a 500-gallon tank. A 250-gallon propane tank (leased from Admiral Propane) provides heat and backup energy options. The property also includes a solid shed, chicken coop, flagpole, and mounted Starlink system that can remain for reliable internet access (no cell service or other internet options available). Adding to its uniqueness, the land comes with a hard-to-get electrical easement through the National Forest (in progress), giving future owners the potential of grid power, and an approved pond permit (underway). This property borders the National Forest on two sides, offering unrestricted privacy and thousands of acres of protected wilderness right outside your door. It's a rare mix of seclusion, readiness, and potential - ideal for a primary residence, weekend retreat, or long-term investment in one of Tennessee's quietest corners. 2019 295QSL8 Forest River Cherokee Arctic Wolf Camper included if desired, add $15k to list price. New survey for 7.1 acres. These are two parcels for sale, side by side: 018.00 (3.62 acres) and 018.01 (3.9 acres). About 1-1.5 acres is currently cleared. Driveway has a gate. Creek runs through the property. Low flow. It runs under the driveway. Wildlife: Deer are frequent. Bears are occasionally around. Spring peepers are abundant. Fireflies are amazing. Owls, bats, hawks, and lots of other birds are around. Except for the one-way county road, this property is FULLY off-grid. No public water is available on the mountain. Power may be possible from GEA in the future, but it is solar powered only right now.